Sandman's Journal

Dunn County Museum's 1st Annual Cream Can Supper went perfectly last evening. Eighty-five folks showed up for this delicious meal made by Dunn Center resident Janene Knudsvig. The ambience was highly augmented by the accordion tunes of my 75-yr-old pal, Joe Frederick, and an arrowhead-making demonstration by a fellow named Joe Hicks. The weather was sublime, and the garden vibrant. It was probably my favorite museum event of the summer. Here are some photos:


It took Janene & five of these cans to feed the hungry crowd.


Corn, cabbage, carrots, onions, spuds, and sausage in one can.


Come and get it! (Grandpa & Grandma are at the front of the line, on the left, w/ striped shirts.)


Me busting a honky tonk freestyle over Joe Frederick's accordion groove (not really--i'm just yapping). Joe played w/ Lawrence Welk once. Welk is from North Dakota, too.


The tables lined from the log cabin all around the garden.

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